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Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Three Men Buried Alive.

New YORK Sept 9.-Thos. Kelly, Thos.
Grove and another man named Walters
were buried alive this evening in the new
aqueduct at North Yonkers They wers
working in the tunnel between shafts Il
and IS.
The heading is being cut through a
strata of sand and gravel, and the engi.
neers have had considerable difficulty In
bracing the earth strong enough to prevent
1t from caving in.
This afternoon Engineer Thompson thor
oughly examined this section of the worl
| and pronounced it as being safe. ii,
returned to night about six O'Clock
F., and examined it agaiu, with the same re
/ suit.
He had scarcely left the tunnel, how
ever, when 1t caved In with tremendou
crash, burying the three men mentions
above under one hundred and twenty fee
OF earth.
There Is positively no hope of rescuin
them alive. A large force of laborer
was Immediately set to work, but it wi
be imposs ible 10 reach the bodies of th
entombed men for two or three days q
! least.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Ireland,

The English government may kill
and cripple thousands Of Irishmen by
shooting them down In cold blood for
attem pting to hold public meetings to
protest against tyranny and coercion,
but by so doing she will not only make
her hold upon Ireland short-lived, but
she will hasten the dissolution OF the
weakened bonds that still hold them
together. Such acts Of blood and
tyranny were resented by the Ameri can
colonies little over century ago, and
the command OF the British Genera
Pitcairn to "dlsperse, you rebels; lay
down your arms and disperse!" upor
the plains Of Lsxingt gton, became tn
ushering In OF war that broke and de
stroyed British rule In America. Th
bloodshed ut Mitcheiville yesterda,
may be the 6rst blood Of the frs
martyrs OF Irish freedom after the Pre-
0lAimed Nationalist meetings, and tn
little battle OF Mltohellville may be tn
Lexington Of Irish nationality. Soil
brutes In shape OF men may shoot m
kill, but men reason and keep the
powder dry. Ireland has had her Ion
season OF reasoning, may she not hav
cause to 90 beyond that. England
fastening her own destruction.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
The Chandler Bi.Centennial

The arrangements for the bi.cen ten-
nial OF the George and Jane Chandler
A Association, to be held 1t Birmingham
Park, September IA, are completed. A.
there will be . large attendance upon
the part Of descendants aud Others, the
committee have been instructed to 40
nounce that upon that day the grou nds
will be strictly private to members oil
the association and their invited guests
TIE committee further announce that
no private invitations have bsen sent
out. and that q general invitation ID
hereby extended to oil descendants Of
the family to be present. The commit
tee also request all who can to brip@
with them camp chairs. The commit,e,
also announce that they have arranRst
with Mr.. b Graea to furnish Dime
for all who may wish 1t for 80 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
vAxAnAKnns'

and ugly. Is too big 70 deco
rate. Our best thought tells
us to illustrate and decorate
within. Public spirit and
private interest dictate that
course as best.
The Store is in strange
relations to the community
You treat it as a highway
visit 1t as a museum, enjoy
it as a park; you think il
yours. It's free to you, ano
we enjoy your enjoyment
of 1t.
Therefore, our work Z!
within the Store. Much has
been done. On Monday
we will be ready, discount
ling by three the three iesti.
vai.days, and Monday:
papers will tell you and YOU
visiting friends all about it
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Removing Asnes and Gar bage.

Nothing oau be more evident than
the fact that the contractors for the re-
moval of ashes from the streets have
taken the contract at too low . price.
o lher wise they do not attend to their
duties but wilfuily neglect them. The
removal OF ashes and the removal OF
garbage are two OF the things which
very closely interest oil housekeepers.
The hrst II not promptly removed be-
comes nuisance by being upset on the
pavement, after which the dust 10
waited by every little breeze into doors
and windows covering furniture with
dust and working into carpets soon
wear them out. The garbage when not
removed OF the time stipulated becomes
. greater nuisance than ashes. The
horrid, slc6eniug smell OF decom posed
matter permeates the atmosphere and
undermines health, aud good health Ia
the maIrspring OF life and happiness.
The preservation OF health should be
the drsI consideration With every indi-
viduAl, and city corporations are no
less under obligations to put forth
every effort to preserve the lives ard
health Of the citizsns. No mere matter
OF lit.le increased cost should be per.
mitted to interfere between economy
and health. Upon that principle con
tractors who undertake to remove ashes
and garbage should be held to . strlct
accountability. A mere matter OF .
little additional cost should not stand
for . moment In the way OF . perfect
performance Of duty. We believe the
directors OF the Stree. and Sewer Com.
mission are doing all that they possibly
cap to secure perfect service for the
removal OF ashes, and We believe the
Board OF Health is doing All that 1t can
do to effect removal OF garbage with
the imperfect service employed. But
thAt Is not what these boards are for.
They are to AbAse or remove these
nuisAncss o. Whatever cost is necessary.
No contractor should for q moment be
tolerated who does not perform his duty
in this line. The good health and com
fort Of our citizens should never, as
they have In the past, be thrown into
the scales to balance economy. Gar.
bage especially should be speedily re-
moved OF any cost. Let the Board oi
Health then look more closely after the
removal Of garbage and the Street and
Sewer Com mission after the removal o.
ashes.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

THE EXPRESSION that the Tyranny
OF au ass wa. audible" used by Prof.
Graham over o year ago TO Supsrln:en.
dent Harlan, and which the latter gen
tleman accepted as personal insult,
seems to be growing and spreading
Ga Tuesday night, at the High School
Investigation, Chairman Massey was
charged by the Morning News with
calling Mr.. Morgan "a oonooited ass. -
This was mistake, as Mr.. Massey did
not use that term. To cap the climax,
Councilman Chambers, catching the
Inspiration emanaiing from the priDci.
pal Of the High School, on Thursday
night, thought thas the whole City
Council would be looked upon by the
people as set OF "consummate asses. ~
Shades Of Jefferson save us! Is It DOS.
stbls va are retroSrading toward o race
Of asees?
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
WANAM AK ER's
rHILApzLPHIA. Saturday, Sept. 10, 1887.
Store oben all day.
The Constitutional Cen

The Constitutional Cen.
tennial.
The authorities and the
people tell US that it lays
heavy hands on US, that in it
we have a duty to the pub
lie and the Nation. We ac-
cept the duty, and as best
we may discharge it.
One question is to find
our own relation to the COM
mercial progress OF the clos
ing century. We think one
phrase, hackneyed, perhaps,
gives answer: Trade and
the individual"
But that idea as we rep.
resent it cannot be shown in
a street parade. This Store
iof ours, outwardly rambling
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Betesr Times.


The business trsde Of Wilmington
for the fall 10 beginning TO feel the I'm.
pulse OF better and more aotve de-
mands. The manufacturing establish.
ments are sll running on full time,
many OF them on time and half time.
Contractors and builders have more
than their hands full and workmen can
get oil the employment they want
There is NO need for . moderately
qualified workman In any Of the me.
|ohApicAl trades to be out Of work.
This healthy state Of business acMvily
Is having Its effect upon merchandising.
People who are busily employed sl
good wages eat moro and wear more
and better clothing, and all these help
along the merchants. The return
home, too, of the summer tourists and
wellers At the seashore resorts and In
the mountain retreats 10 having iti
effect In impArting . more active bust
ness tone to every day life. We mee'
these bronzsd, sunburnt friends now s'
almost every turn Of the streets. They
come back with better heslth and
strength and are now ready for An 30
tive fall cam paign OF business. Nov
let every body 60 right down 70 work
The hot summer 10 over and the balmy
delightful autumn 10 upon us, giving
the largest encouragement to removed
energy in our business pursuiss. Al
We have already intimated. there 10 ne
occasion for any body able to labor Il
be- idle. Even "bums" and "tramps'
can get work II they want to do 90. i
is doubtful charity to give . healthy
tramp o nickel As this time. But thil
Ionly has an indirect bearing upon thu
subject upon which We commenced tt
write and therefore In CON olusiou W
welcome the nd vent Of better times and
hope they msy long continue.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
philadelphia Wilmington 4 Bal
timors Railroad.
June l0tIA, 1857 .

rraans VIII leave wilmington ~ fellows
rhiladslpnia !sxprsssl: 4 Sn, 80, 80
u sS.onnodss.sa. g ~ ~ :. sos o. Il q
sB6, 4 %, . ~, 10, 10, 10 90 p. m.
For Ohsstsr (exprsssl. Q 90. Z ". $50 sie,
stI, IL %, II 81 Q. M. u 20, u, 20 and f.te
I'm.
.. m.' IS. %, y. %. 20 and 10 90 p. m
10 o.. IL 81 a. M. sls 81, / 10. ~ 81 "a, |" %,
i; For " Ws!. T K onss.sr, Vi. L.mokln. so and
FOR Newark (Oentre) and intermediate
stations, 7 q .. m, u 60 ana Il ?; m:
Baltimore and intermediAts stations, 10 ts
Baltimore and bay Line. u p. m.
baltimore and W sahington, %, %, M
70 os, II 90 a. m, Il %, ail7. 2bz, 40, ss
Tr.;ns Tor u Dsisxars W Division leave fcr:
New Castle, 9 %, 8 90 2. m, IL 10. ass, w.
s2b p. m. and II os night,
asorEstowa and Loves, % .. m, and q
For Ksnoboth, 30 .. IN. AID $50 tEx-
sssiord lE1prsss) sop. m.
HARMS ton, Dslmar and wsy stasions.s %
Nsi; sap!.s: !. ! iSi r harrington, 4 $50 .. m. va,
E1prs:. M icr Dover, Harrington and Del
| mar, II 06 night.
franklin Oity, $50 .. n.
iort md Sofioif, Il Is night.
Lsavs PhiIadslphia, Brosd street. iei
Wilmington (exprosel, II %, 10, 1, q,
: 10, io3o Ii ls, II 81 .. m, . 10, SCI, 4 o.
40, sos, SCI, e01, u, IL 70 p. m.
Accommodation, Q 90, 10 % .. m. ] %. 2 30,
s21, 81. Q "a. 9 - 10 % 10 70 md II u p. n.
Trains raAIksd thus ,.)are limited express
SUNDAY TEAIN3,
FOR Pnilsdslphia tsxpress), 2 %, "a, Z a.,
Accommodation, SIS 3. m, II 10, Ia
l1o, 3 30, I ~. 90 p. m.
For Chester texprsss), ls,S 10, II u .. N.
Sx2 90 end 20 p. IN.
Accommodation, Q 10 .. M, II 10, 10, 10
81 and 10 p. m.
For New York (eEpressl, 100, q. 4 70
ils, sls,n 81 .. m, II, s2a, 'o2a, 100 ans
Fof West ohssssr, via Lamokin, sss. N
For 0.ps Uh.rlss, Old Point Comfort ant
For New Uastie. MiddIs.own, Clayton
Dover, Harrington, Ssaford, Laurel m
Baitimors and v Warrington, 1 Is, Z t,, 8 %
10 os am. II %, $3.50, and = Up. N. BAlti
more. s u, and II 80 pm.
Leave Pbilsdslpnin, Brosd strest, for vi
mington (sxpress), IL u, ", 7 10, 9 10, IL
. N. soS.s 81, and II 20, p. n.
Accommodation, $50, 10 10 .. m, II 10, . 0
sos iursasr ~ ts inIornssioa z ii passengers are n
isrrsd 70 the ticket ONCE at the ssstion:
J. Il. wUuD.
tsensraI Passenger Agsrt.
UHAMns = Fuou General mana~es.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
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pE,ar a,11 n, hlA, U
HAntiNdFO n XIV
STEAMERS
BRANDY WINE
AND
WILMINGTON
On and n fia. ee,

u On and after fhrradav
wul leave Fourth stree, N1I
days included,, for Tsss, ~u, J
phia At I and 10 ., m,. n IN
y. m. 'e
For Marcus Hoos IAN
Leave Philadelphia at-,,
ooon, and tp. u.
An extra boat VIII I,ev
and Wilmington o. o.ib evs,
ing. ''''
On Sunday, Jul y 81. AND
thereafter until further nil,
Brspdywine will leave Fon,,
at 7 a. M, connecting Al ph
the Camden and Atlantis a. n
Atlantic Oity, arriving thsr,
N. Returning, will leave
8 O'Clock p. m :, and arrive n
Q p m. Fare for tho rouns |
reiephone No. Oh,
No freight received for ,
After 80 minutes previous
timo.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

WILMIRGTON n nvRThERN BE d.
Time table in effect May 10th, 1897. 1rairi
leave Wilmington tFrench stleet) as follows.
Fer Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
nsld, Waynssburs Iac' Junction Manor, Manor, PSsts
nersville and all points on the Philadolphis
and Reading Il. r., 100 q. m. and 7.Ab p. m.
For Springfield, Waynesburg Juno.
ton, Ooatesville. Embreeville, Lenape
Uhadd's Ford and DuPont's and interms'
diate points,7. &C a.In., u, and Is D. u.
For Ooatesville and intermod late pointe
ct 30 p. IN.
For West Chester, 100 q. m. 2ts and 4.6l
p. N.
For New Bridge and intermediate points
o.lb p. m. and on Saturday, 1t 8 10 and ILL
p. N.
TN Sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at 8 90 o. IN, and for Springfield ans
Intermedia points at 6.l6 p. m.
A. u. MoCAUSLAND, L. y. HlBBARD.
Superintendent. 0enr Pass. Agt
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
SEPTEMBER p

The train viii l.,vsu,
q Market str,et. u u.
hlamcnsi, \ IN a " M II plIgt
harmony, 7.lg a. M la1
singerly, 7.isa M, A. ,nTws r,y,''
u. ~ 10 a. IN. RettlrniI 'n
m. The excmrirrdimig ~ " llnI
wish to stay mil, ~ r tw0
ing Washington On y
mlngton ON Friday 'G'h \
20 y; m; and 4 ;Dp. 10y.
leave Washington on n =. q
hours q Baltimore q, 'iil.y
inc following trains w. '9s +,
M, 9.4j \. m, IL 10 n pr ,n Bil
y. ". Can leave H'I,im, q
on Friday as iollows. lh%re ,
o.sO p. IN. and COS n ,n u,'' 4 1,
good on all train M, ~ ~. I
numbered on ex,ursi, N '"n.a ,r',,
iirmlngton and return 'rali'
nursnay, the 22d W
I" ne's from Wilminl
(. :, Ncwa
Children ,. Singer
ifOlll n Ia IN XHnr
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
p EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REG GISrER'S OFFICE,

X OhIEbs
IN REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del,
Sep ember 5th, 1851
Upon the application OF Elizabeth j.. Kir-
by, Adninlstratrix of William Kirby,
late of Wilmington hundred, In
and directed by the Register that the
AdminiSlratrix aforesaid. give notice Of grant
Ing OF letters of Administration upon
the estate Of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, BY causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from the date
OF such letters In six OF the most public places
or The county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the estate 70
present the same, or abide by an Act II As.
sembly In such case made and provided /; and
also cause the came to be inserted within the
came period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,
newspaper published In Wilmington, Del,
and To be continued therein three weeks,
te. o. d.
= Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. s. Once of the Register aforesaid, at
L l. Wilmington. in New Castle County
1sioresaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
Il hoTiCE.-All persons having claims against
The estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administratrix on
Or befory sept, 5th, 1855, or abide the Act OF
| Assembly In such case made ana provided,
| ELIZABETH j, KIRBY,
Administrators.
] Ahdicss, Wilmington, Del. sept5
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
FIR GZ Z ATTN e.

1t is unnecessary 70 eiat ora, ,e on this ssti.
ola, Eyory Lady, who sxperie noes the vexs.
ton OF having the hair come out Of curl, win
appreciate the benefit and pleasure suoh m
article will confer.
''FPixxattne'' 10 used by sll the Load.
ing Society Ladies' and Actrosses In the
United states
Price 81 90 por Hottie, (s ounces), son,
10 any address ON receipt Of price.
N. =. FERGUSON, Proprietor,
Lock Box, +30. Chicago. lila
AGENTS wAFrnp.-send cents staHps
Tor particulars and terms. mlo-3n
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

PRINCIPAL GRAHAM 10 said to have
graduated with high honors from
Princeton College. Evidently be is .
profound scholar In natural history,
Judging from his learned disauisitions
on "asses" and "skunks."
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

n EhTIOE.-ALL PkhSONS bE
"a slyinp pure drugs and chemicals, o.
9ishtns thtir prescriptions or private 70
,eipta csforuny compounded with pure ms
ssfis!s s5ouid 70 to the drug store OF
II. X. BRINaHURST
ao- AZ EaFtssstrsst. WuMin1tOz Lei
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

Maple-brown will be a
favorite shade for Fall Hats.
You see that by the early
display Of Autumn styles we
are now making. A glance
at the Henry Heath Hats
(some OF them in a Chestnut
street window will show
you the latest London
shapes.
Thirteenth and Market streets corner.
How the old.time Calicoes
used to wear! No nonsense
about them. Not SO very
pretty, but wonderfully good
Every thread, every loom.
stroke, every color honest
They are wise manufacturer
who've revived the old ex
cellences. Calicoes better
than the old in so far a.
modern machinery and mod
ern colors are better. IL
cents a yard.
Century Cloth Strong Clotl
Old.time Calico
Northwest OF ceRtre.
On the Main Aisle.
The under priced things
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Omcial Program

OF the Constitutional Centennial Oele
bration, Henry George on Jay Gould
and all the sporting news In the New
York and Phiadelphia Sunday papers.
Frist & Davis, 313 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
BALTlMOnE q UH lU kAiLRoA .

BALTlMOkE q vH 40 RAILROAD
BoHKDULH IN EFFEOT, July q, 1887.
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
EAsT.BoUHD:.
Pnlis. Accommodation, daily ....s.lfA. n
RhiiA. Acoommod alton, uaily ....7.0e A. d.
Pbile. Accommodation, daily ....7.Io A. M
Ps Ps HSSS%%Sda1aSs: Ss.ssss sAppss ddH day
Phila. Accommodation, daily go. Loo p. m.
Phila. Accommodation, daily..... 8lop. L.
Phila. D. Ohestor. cypress, daily. ..t.ob p. u,
Phil. Accommodation, daily...... $40 p. n.
Phila. Accom-. daily except Sunday,7 80 pm.
PhiIa. B. Chester ezpreeS, daily, 7.t8 p. u d.
PhilA. Accommodation, daiiy,.....s.0o p. a
wEsT.BOUEp:
OhicAgo Limited, daily y...........T.t0 A. n,
Arrives Chicago $50 nexs morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
oiacinnati Limited, daily. .ss A. n
Arrives Cincinnati T.S A. M. Bt. Loutl
go p. M. next day.
Baltimore Aocommodation, daily, 800 p. y.
chicago and St Louis Express,
sinss,i; xssc%aca.sion. daily. ssp.
rOK LANDEHBERa,S . 90 A. N sunday
only. ll.oo q. N: daily except Sunday,
IT trains : i i.svs S"' masxst 1s street station:
For Philadelphia $50 A. H., daily excop'
sunday, Zsb p. NJ, daily. For Baltimore
al6 2. M, daily. 70 Landonberg. c.50 and
II. 90 A. NJ. daily, oxoopi Sunday; 800 q. IN
Sunday only; 2.A and 6.26 p. N daily.
Trains for wilmington-I,eave Phtladel.
pnis $40, and $50 .. m. daily. 7.l6 q, IN.
daily, except sunday; 1906, 1000 9. m
daily; 2 90, 3t0, A.2s, $500. $50, o.so. $40
1000 p. m. daily.
Express trafnes
W. M. CLEMENTS, q. Y. LORD.
Manager. Genl Pass. Agent
Telephone No. 1888.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

1t is not wise to buy a
Shoe that don't fit, no mat.
ter what the price is. All
OF our Shoes are marked
with fair pri C e s-prices
which insure good leather,
good work, and a little
margin of profit to maker
and seller. When we tell
OF Shoes for half or less
there's a reason for the lit.
tie price. Whatever it is
we tell it. Generally be.
cause many of the sizes are
gone. That's the case with
most of these:
About 100 pairs Mems Fine Calf, hand
sewed, London capped toe, button
widths A, B, ., d, Z; sizes s, 51S, 6, 81
8, 10, 1OH; were 81, now $4.75.
Lot OF Women's Fine Curacao Kid but
ton, tipped with patent leather. Some
thing new, We y dressy, q.
A few sizes lett Of the Women's Hand
sewed Shoes.
4S pairs Of Women's French Kid, opert
toe; 9, 215, 3, 81, AA; ~, 6, 61I, Z A
az, 81, 8 D; ~, 3, 81, 6,7 K; weres5
now S3 so.
II pairs Women's Fine French hand
stitched welt, opera toe, 4. AZ, 81, 8,
AA; az, 3, 81, 6H, z A; ~, 6H, 7 B
6, 6H, 7Csnd D; 81, 6 6K, E; wer
So, now a 80
GA pairs Ladies' Fine Curacao Kid hand
sewed; 2, 21l, 3, 81, "A; 6H,7 B: So
6, 81, z G; 6, 6H,7 d; 2, ~, 3, 81,
Az E; were q, now So.
- T.,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Walking Jackets for half

Fair picking yet in Shawl:
and Scarfs.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
NYoIllJE.

.s5ss::'::; ss's: !: s sa4Sts5ss :. ssaait5.s II.
iss@ena J snnHa = Tuesday j'S in,,lVyw. IN nsyw; 1
secSea eSs j W, J. MORk.oOo"siya .Oosiya
ms ms1s Frsu M Oh street, will row.
| ton. -
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
EXCURSION
ExCUR s,Id
WASHING

,l, The Capitol OF the Ma, ,,o'1
mind to feed upon, in ,i,V,slc V,slc
ana varied sights Seen ~ i, lliiNI
Washington. maj mt 1v'Il ! lhe|
remembrred " i,h ,k ,k u I III
have returned ~ m ~. ,afor aitcrl
things new and niI ~ lhel T hoI
cufsion OF seen by d
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
And the Women's French
Balbriggan Vests at SO
cents.
And the Women's Tafeta
Silk Gloves at IS cents.

The so cent Unlaunderec
Shirts for men are of the
surprise kind.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
a0TIGEA.

Non0f' /
N ps'i.ioa .ss %a'a' q Sm. Vi IN Ham. NJ
moud ct al Petitioners. Usl
In pursuance OF an order 0 |
| In the above cause msde q
dag OF D. arch A. d., 1857, .
Ing any lion Or liens aiiectl1
estate of W Ill IAN Hammonli
Jane StaLton, John Hanu01
mond. Margaret NOEL zen,
and James McElven, or cit
the lends and premises 10 VI
| relates, are h preoy.notirsd Y
setting forth tho nature and
the same in tho otiioc o.
Ohar cery for New tlastle Cd
before the fourth Monday lnl
d., 1887. and to appear and
or liens at the ensuing tein
before the rising OF the Oea
day OF the torn.
JAMES n HOBFEOKEa
Wilmington, Lei, August
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
DROPos AIS FOR I b.

7nROPOSALS FOR BI Z
FRS Al kDLAYINh 81
OFFICE ol TIE DiELt ~
SrkEET AND SEWER ~
SIXTH AND hlNu h'h
Wilmington, Del sen
|vScaled.p oposals VIII he Fege ,1
until Tut sday. septelnh,s,.r,' 70, ,
for excaNal ing, hull"lnt N
bricks In about W. ltrt oi u
and lay NIX d drain on "t'.
Plans ana Birclfirau"hh ~ u I
ment. Boa d of Street and !
JOSEPH l.. CARfh
septS-6,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

Nor 81: 5,ss!s:75s;:ss;as'Sss s!::,;s;;:5 ssfi! SfisS;5 4
and rel. IS CO, ,' ,oI q huslne's pe11
paroc anu iesu ~ attended ~ VI
Of the I pregO'hs CIV
aoeod I'm -.z...-z
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

To-day will end the $I.25
a doz. White Damask Nap
kins.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

OF the little priced Skirts
the only ones left are of EN-.
broidered Felt and Cloth,
SI.25; half.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

1t is likely to end the 35
cent Huck Towels.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

Still a few Baby Caps OF
figured Swiss and Null, 25
to IS cents. Mussed, tum-
bled.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

nRlYATE SALE-oWIN9 TO BAD
II health, the entire household furniture
at sos Van Burt n street, is offered at private
sale. II not sold by Thursdsy, September
18th, the goods will, on that day, be offered
at public sale.
sT.8ts HENRY q. TURNER.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10

p3RlVATE SALE-OHEAP, A 0UOD
u stone house, new barn and other out
buildings, with acres OF land. near Fair
vile station, Chester County. Pa aboat Q
miles from Wilmington 4EO. W. Mo.
CAULLEY, llzl W. 9Th street. 81 INV
DUBLIO SALE-OWIN9 10 BAD
4 health, will sell at public saio. me
entire household furniture at SJ3 Vanbure
street, on w ednesday, Sept. II, 1887.
50 8ts HENRY U.TUkNER.